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FAQs: Data Hub
What are assembly elections?
Assembly elections are held to elect representatives for the Vidhan Sabhas (State Legislative Assemblies) of Indian states and union territories.
Which states will have assembly elections in 2024?
Assembly elections have already taken place in Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha and Sikkim. The next round of assembly elections are in J&K-which is still a Union Territory-and Haryana. Elections are also due in Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
What is assembly elections data hub?
Data hub is an interactive feature that allows readers to understand the past voting dynamics of a specific state and its various constituencies. You can see previous winners and use the various filters to get granular information on how the state has voted historically.
How to use assembly elections data hub?
Our interactive data hub is very use to use. Simply hover over a constituency to see the past results. Additionally, you can also select a particular state from the drop down on the top left corner to see results from that state, which are further sorted by regions.
How often are assembly elections held?
Assembly elections are typically held every five years, but they can be called earlier under certain circumstances, such as the dissolution of the assembly.
Who conducts assembly elections in India?
The Election Commission of India (ECI) is responsible for conducting free and fair elections in the country, including assembly elections.
What is the voting process for assembly elections?
Voters receive a ballot or use an Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) to cast their vote for their chosen candidate on election day.
What happens if no party wins a clear majority?
If no party secures a clear majority, it may lead to a coalition government or a hung assembly, where parties negotiate to form a government.
How are the results of assembly elections declared?
After the voting concludes, the votes are counted, and results are announced by the Election Commission at a later date. The results of J&K and Haryana are being declared on October 8.
What are the eligibility criteria to vote in assembly elections?
To vote, you must be at least 18 years old, a citizen of India, and registered as a voter in the electoral roll of your state.
